What is the time frame to edit a thread title? 30 minutes?

[newbury]

If I start a thread what is the time period I can edit a title?
It always seemed shorter than to edit a post.

And what is the time frame before it shows a post has been edited?

It seems I've 15 minutes before it reflects the post has been edited.

 

[CalG]

Re: What is the time frame to edit a thread title? 5 minutes?

I just did a title edit using the Advanced option. (palm to forehead)

Might have been a couple of minutes after the original send. No clue as to the Max time...

 

[newbury]

Re: What is the time frame to edit a thread title? 5 minutes?

I just did a title edit using the Advanced option. (palm to forehead)

Might have been a couple of minutes after the original send. No clue as to the Max time...

Yup, I've been playing around with this, up to 12 minutes, so far.

 

[newbury]

Re: What is the time frame to edit a thread title? 5 minutes?

But I just noticed the title in the reply stopped updating after 5 minutes.
Is that affected by the first reply by CalG?

 

[TractorGuy]

You can also delete posts and threads but I haven't figured the time limit on it.

 

[Coyote machine]

You can get your thread title changed by the admin, or move the thread to the most viable forum, etc.

 

[aczlan]

IIRC, its 24 hours to edit a post and 7-10 minutes to not have it show that you edited it.


Aaron Z

 

[newbury]

IIRC, its 24 hours to edit a post and 7-10 minutes to not have it show that you edited it.


Aaron Z

Thanks, and as for "editing typos in the title" which was the stimulus for this thread, is here a time limit or is it until there is a response?

 

[aczlan]

Thanks, and as for "editing typos in the title" which was the stimulus for this thread, is here a time limit or is it until there is a response?

I am not sure, I would suspect that it is 24 hours, but I could be wrong (and it doesn't always change the titles on the responses even if you do it right after you post).

Aaron Z

 

[npalen]

I'm trying to think of why someone would not want someone to know that they've edited their post. Probably obvious but what am I missing?